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October 19, 2012

Southern Columbia 45, Shamokin 6

— SOUTHERN COLUMBIA 45, SHAMOKIN 6

Shamokin (2-6)     0    0    0    6—6

Southern (8-0)    18    14    7    6—45

First quarter

SC-Bryce Parry 26 pass from Taylor Young (Matt Lupold run)

SC-FG Dylan Swank 38

SC-Garet Sosnoski 14 INT return (Swank kick)

Second quarter

SC-Adam Feudale 7 run (Swank kick)

SC-Lupold 2 run (Swank kick)

Third quarter

SC-Blake Marks 1 run (Swank kick)

Fourth quarter

SH-Julian Deitrick 4 run (kick failed)

SC-Jacob Potter 19 run (no attempt)

statistics

    sham    sca

First downs    5    18

Rushes-net yards    24-56    50-224

Passing yardage    38    114

Passing    5-14-1    5-9-0

Fumbles-lost    3-0    3-0

Penalties-yards    5-60    9-60

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — Shamokin: Tucker Yost, 2-(-8); John Demsko, 2-6; Dietrick, 6-16, TD; Zach Tillett, 1-(-2); Draven Miller, 6-17; Ryan Wilk, 3-14; Josiah Miller, 1-(-2); Preston Burns, 2-6; James Snyder, 1-9. Southern Columbia: Young, 5-1; Lupold, 8-28, TD; Cody Pavlick, 3-6; Feudale, 8-28, TD; Marks, 8-53, TD; Brad Noll, 7-33; Matt Jeremiah, 6-44; Ross Crowl, 2-6; Jake Becker, 1-2; Jacob Potter, 2-23, TD.

PASSING: Shamokin-Yost, 5-14-1-38. Southern Columbia-Young, 5-9-0-114.

RECEIVING: Shamokin-Hunter Bloom, 2-23; Tillett, 1-2; Sean McLaughlin, 2-13. Southern Columbia-Joe Kleman, 2-51; Bryce Parry, 2-44, TD; Marks, 1-19.

 

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